Kimpton Miralina

Kimpton Miralina Resort & Villas is a Kimpton hotel in Paradise Valley and part of the IHG family. The property covers about 40 acres and was renovated before reopening, and it offers 224 guestrooms, 36 casitas and 144 villas and residences across three accommodation settings: the Canyon, the Valley and the Enclave.

Spa Miralina is the resort's wellness and beauty side. Its signature treatments include the Remineralizing Moor Mud Wrap, an 80 or 100 minute session with a mud mask and massage, priced at $379 or $449, and a dermaplaning-inspired Dermaflash Facial that starts with a skin analysis by an aesthetician, priced at $229 for 50 minutes or $329 for 80 minutes. Massage with warm basalt stones, mineral body treatments and facials are also offered. The Salon at Spa Miralina handles manicures, pedicures with polish and blow-outs.

Contrast hydrotherapy takes place in an open-air Wellness Deck with a sauna, a cold plunge and shaded cabanas. A 24-hour Fitness Pavilion has TechnoGym equipment, Peloton bikes and free weights, and the resort hosts movement classes including yoga, fitness and Pilates, with personal training available. CENTRE by JH, a 60-minute group class that mixes strength, mobility and dance cardio, was founded by professional dancer Jordan Hill and is held exclusively at this resort, with private sessions on request.

Outdoor and mindful experiences include guided morning yoga, open-air meditation, sound bathing, stargazing, sunrise running routes and self-guided treks on Camelback Mountain. Desert Reveries, environmental art installations, are spread across the grounds.

Dining is led by Hecho Libre, which serves wood-fired Baja-Sonoran cooking and offers breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, with live music on Friday evenings. Katsuya, a Japanese restaurant led by sushi chef Katsuya Uechi, is scheduled to open in January 2027, and the Enclave's residences will receive priority reservations there. Cafe Libre and a lobby market round out the food options, and CIMA Pool Bar serves drinks and Baja-style plates by the pool.

The resort also hosts meetings, receptions and destination weddings, with indoor and outdoor spaces such as the Plaza Lawn, Horizon Pavilion and the Meridian Ballroom, and it accepts dogs and other pets with no additional fees.

According to the resort, its sustainability efforts include lighting that uses less energy, recycling inside guest rooms, systems that conserve water, and amenities sourced from nearby producers. The spa's treatments and rituals are built around ingredients inspired by the Sonoran Desert.

A desert setting with indigenous plants, courtyards and open-air pools, set against the Camelback and Mummy mountains.